Windows And Joinery

Question 1

Glass types:

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Question 2

Building regulations requirements table for stairs:

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Question 3

Some of the names associated with stairs diagram:

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Question 4

Typical example in the way stairs are put together photo:

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Question 5

Types of door

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Question 6

Doors and fire resistance

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Question 7

Approved documents relating to doors and adjacent walls:

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Question 8

Requirements for attic or loft conversions can differ from the main part of the house:

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Question 9

Fire distance and loft conversions, approved document B1

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Question 10

Works or investigation is required fall into a few categories including:

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Question 11

Reporting the condition of internal joinery in a level to survey:

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Question 12

Other sources of information:

BRE useful documents focusing on remedial work

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Question 13

Building regulations relating to external windows and doors:

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Question 14

Building regulations relating to external windows and doors:

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Question 15

Building regulations relating to external windows and doors:

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Question 16

Newly constructed opening awaiting installation of a window photo:

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Doors would be similar except for the threshold.

Question 17

Naming structures of the main parts of windows and doors photo:

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Question 18

High-level joinery names photo:

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Question 19

Diagram of typical details for an accessible threshold:

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Question 20

Self finished materials that do not and do require protective coatings:

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Question 21

Pathology. Professionals involved in assessing the condition of buildings need to be able to identify:

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Question 22

Pathology. We need a clear understanding of materials including:

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Question 23

The process of identifying what’s gone wrong can be divided into three overlapping stages:

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Question 24

Timber decay moisture content accepted levels are:

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Question 25

Defects affecting timber external joinery table:

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Question 26

Defects affecting timber external joinery table 2:

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Question 27

Defects affecting metal external joinery table:

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Question 28

Defects affecting plastic (UPVC) external joinery table:

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Question 29

Defects affecting fibre cement sheet table:

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Question 30

Defects affecting glazing/glass table 1:

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Question 31

Defects affecting glazing/glass table 2:

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Question 32

Defects affecting hardware, fixings and seals table 1:

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Question 33

Defects affecting hardware, fixings and seals table 2:

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Question 34

Dependent upon the scope of our report we may need to highlight:

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Question 35

BRE Remedio work useful documents:

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Question 36

Types of internal partition

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